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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinage86, post: 197587, member: 7584&quot;]Ive bought coin world magazine recently, and just my opinion:&nbsp; I dont think coin world prices differ drastically from PCGS.&nbsp; &nbsp; Ive bought slabbed morgans on ebay at prices within the range what PCGS lists them at.&nbsp;&nbsp; Silver is very cheap compared to gold, so Morgan coin collecting is an investment in coins, not bullion.&nbsp; &nbsp; You will pay the price commensurate to the grade.&nbsp;&nbsp; Whereas these guys on this website have told me the Liberty head gold coins in common dates are a bullion investment; their prices will follow closely to the gold price.&nbsp;&nbsp; I guess its common sense:&nbsp; If collector prices were set on the gold coins, they would be unaffordable to the average collector.&nbsp; And if Bullion prices were assigned to the Morgans, the Morgans would be trading too cheap.&nbsp;&nbsp; Seems to be the rule of thumb with most collectibles: coins; watches; stamps:&nbsp; the collectors want to buy at prices under the book prices.&nbsp; PCGS is book pricing.&nbsp;&nbsp; Actual street pricing you will find in the greysheets.&nbsp; &nbsp; Every dealer at the coin shows has the latest greysheet and buys and sells based on what the greysheet says.&nbsp; The greysheet does not list all 70 grades, so theres a little interpretation of price in-between some grades.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you&#039;re worried about prices, stick to PCGS slabs; NGC slabs, and ANAC slabs.&nbsp; Dont buy loose coins if you&#039;re worried about value and price.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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